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- SQL Queries Part 4 - Creating Calculations in Queries
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- SQL Queries Part 9 - Calculations with Dates
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Selecting data in SQL videos | SQL Queries Part 3 - Using Criteria in Queries
Posted by Andrew Gould on 30 April 2012
Learn how to add criteria to queries in Microsoft SQL Server. This video teaches you how to use the WHERE clause to affect the number of records returned by a query, including how to add criteria to columns containing numbers, text and dates.
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In your data, you have listed Star Wars Episode IV twice, instead of Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.
Indeed! It's a typo, we have a new version of the Movies database which corrects this. Well spotted!
Is the updated Movie database accessible to download somewhere in an mdf format? I have a school project I need a sample database to do queries with. Thanks
Hi, you can download a script to create it from this page. The video contains instructions on how to use the file to create the database.
I hope that helps!